Chinese Jeep copycat shows how not to drive off-road

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A video has surfaced online of a modified BAIC BJ40 driving recklessly at a Chinese aftermarket four-wheel-drive show, endangering the audience by launching the SUV just metres away from spectators. The modified first-generation BJ40, with a jacked-up ride height, chunkier tires, and a roof basket, can be seen driving at high speed over crushed cars before taking on road debris such as tires, concrete barriers, and wooden logs. The video shows the 4WD hitting a concrete pipe and being sent up in the air, landing heavily on its front right tire and ripping off the wheel-arch flare. It’s unknown if the audience’s reaction is amazement or horror as the BJ40 lands, seemingly without hitting any onlookers.

Brands mentioned: BAIC, Jeep